Tax cuts by Bush.?

Do you know Bush is taxing us more than we think he is. How? not directly but rather by indirect means. While inflation looks like it is normal government is printing more money than it ever was. As you know a euro is one of the most stable currency in the world and was about .80 cents in 2000 now costs almost $1.48. I am hoping as educated citizens you know the gold value is rising ever since paper money came to existance, But I want you to look at the pattern. http://goldprice.org/gold-price-history.... In year 2000, 68 cents were equal to one canadian dollar now it is almost 89 cents. that is about 20 cents/dollar. means in canadian currancy if you were making a $100000 a year now you are making only $80000. If you will say well it dosnt show up in price. Then the reality is food prices and basic expenses are going up. Elctronics and bigger purchases like houses and cars hasn't went up. So do you think the tax cut was real?

Tax cuts by Bush.?
the tax cut really wasn't the problem its the massive amount of spending that is , his tax cut was the first time in our history were we went to war with out a massive cut in social services and tax increase , don't u know its both parties fault along with the tax cut the spending of federal programs increased that same year neither side is willing to pay for the programs that they propose , its time for a real change for this country , vote all the incumbents out





just gotta add lltrix they contribute to both parties on a massive amount just so they have the same amount of influence no matter which side wins , they are equal opportunity corrupters





on the lighter side it was real enough to cash the check lol but our kids will be paying for it





and i was in Germany to see the devaluation compared to the deuchmark then going to the euro , it was quick and pain full, drinks in Nuremberg did go up





by the way u don't need to be formal u can call me dude or El dudearino lol
Reply:You forgot to add that the rising national debt and the increased deficits that keep adding to the principle balance of that debt and the increasing interest rates at the fed are making the banks and interests who fund our debt enormous amount of profits. Our tax dollars are paying that debt interest at almost 20% a year. That means that 20% of every tax dollar goes to just paying the interest on the debt. Another 56 to 58% of our taxes goes to pay for the military industrial corporate complex. Now you know why we the American people are getting ripped off so much. We have the false idea that we are not paying much in taxes but everything we are paying is going to the interests that are funding the GOP and Bush's campaigns (in the past). That's why you will never hear the GOP complaign about the interest payment or rising interest rates on the national debt and they will never complaign about the deficits. Because it is the banking industry and the military industrial corporate profiteers making the money. Those people are the primary funders of GOP elections. In the mean time, less and less of your tax dollars go towards your kids futures in the form of education and health because they cut more and more out of those budgets. Now they want to give your social security to the Wall STreet interests, their other contributors. It is the trickle up economy.
Reply:The Value of you dollar is not worth a dime if you government is a Trillion Dollars in dept. The real tax increase will not come to the surface until after the war is long over when it truly affects our children or our grandchildren
Reply:All that and you really don't understand it the tax cut and the inflation of the dollar well no point in trying to explain it because you want to blame Bush for it any way!
Reply:Voodoo economics works every time on neo-cons. They get back 5 centes on the dollar yet have to spend a dollar twenty five for the same products that used to cost a dollar, and they think they got something.
Reply:If I am paying a lower dollar amount in less valuable dollars doesn't that mean I am even paying more less than I had thought.





I would tend to agree with you inflation argument but I haven't seen that, except for gasoline of course.

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